Wolx Are Reactionary
Why do you think we're not on the Moon anymore?
I feel like this is unspoken because it’s almost the obvious point, but because it’s unspoken and so important, I’m going to say it here: the problem with Wolx is they are reactionary. They want to send is back to a dark age, and preferably to them, prehistory, because everyone knows history is a social construct created by oppressors.
Ugly Woke Art in Public Spaces Is Next Phase in War on History, Culture (dailysignal.com)
This is a statue of a demon. Not only that, it's OBVIOUSLY a demon, horns and all. It's like something terrifying from an archeological dig of a civilization that practiced human sacrifice. It is designed to unsettle & spread ugliness. It's on top of a New York City court house. https://t.co/npeLPgUjZ4
— Christopher Bedford (@CBedfordDC)January 25, 2023
First they cancel you irrationally, next they sacrifice you to the Earth Mother’s womb irrationally!
Try telling the sacrifice victim that all cultures are equal. Or all the South American Indians who allied with the white colonists to fight against the Aztecs since they had enough of their culture too.
And anyway, why all these weird demonic and deformed statues everywhere? It’s the same point as in this article:
18 Warning Signs of a Deadly New Lifestyle - by Ted Gioia (honest-broker.com)
Why is everyone turning evil? It is like they are getting mentally ill on a mass scale. I would probably blame lead and pollutants, which I consider the real environmental catastrophe, since I agree with anyone who says global warming is both real and manmade but also very manageable. The problem is everyone is acting like a bunch of idiots so a problem that should be very manageable is not getting managed.
Danger-zone Psychopathy - by Harrison Koehli (substack.com)
Lead Safe Mama - Environmental Activist, Filmmaker, & Mother of Four Sons (tamararubin.com)
Lead pollution tracks the rise and fall of medieval kings | Science
Lead Poisoning Rampant for Wealthy Medieval Europeans | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
There was a very nice European Christian area in the so-called Middle Ages: it was called Byzantium, the Byzantine Empire, or the Eastern Roman Empire. The Eastern Roman Empire experienced some decline in my opinion, but it didn’t fall with the Western Roman Empire, and they maintained some level of civilization instead of feudalism for most of what was the Dark Ages for Western Europe. Greek fire was also invented during this time period, and not Classical Greece. It would be interesting to sit down and compare the levels of pollutants in different geographial regions.
How many of the wolx do you know who study STEM anyway? Basically none. This seems to be mostly inherited from the Baby Boomers, though of course #NotAllBoomers. Laziness is of course part of being an evil psychopath.
Goodbye and Good Riddance to College Humanities (substack.com)
Why do apparently 51% of Zoomers (rhymes with Boomers but also sounds cooler to signify that they’re probably going to be a little better of a generation at least but are otherwise heavily influenced while Millennials are supposedly the Second Greatest Generation) literally support Hamas? Because Hamas are a bunch of people living like prehistoric thugs and this is the ideology that being a lazy communazi who blames all your problems on Jews gets you.
In light of that, please don’t use my analysis of the situation as an excuse. Yes, things are bad and this is why they’re bad, but please use my information to make informed decisions and identify which problems need to be solved, not to scapegoat your parents, who individually might not have been involved in any of the bad decisions. Otherwise you’re going to be just like the communazis who blame Jews.
Why is India on the Moon but America isn’t anymore? India doesn’t have all the woke nonsense, but they’re still liberal the sense of liberal democracy. Indian space empire is definitely the premise of many sci-fi books, so if it’s going to stay this way, I’m just going to move to India, at the same time, I think there’s a reason I wasn’t born in India, so I feel like I should stay here and try to fix things here until I get to leave for Mars or anywhere else in space I will get to explore.
Spock making a Jewish hand sign, making it very obvious that blaming Jews for all your problems keeps you in the Stone Age instead of the Space Age.
Credit to
for coining wolks which I changed to wolx to match the ridiculous woke term folx.
I forget where I saw it, but someone was pointing out how modern art is basically a method of dumbing down society as a whole. Later on it morphed into a money laundering scheme, as so many things do.
Art was once inspirational, it made people strive to do better. Seeing what others can do is always a good motivator for people to grow and try new things. But modern art doesn't even pretend to motivate. It just leaves people asking, "Why? What is the point of this? I could do this in my sleep…" Or, the ever popular, “That’s our tax dollars at work.” as one shakes their head in disbelief.
Seeing exemplary work by another person(s) sometimes makes what might seem impossible -- possible.
It’s one of the things I’ve noticed over the years. There aren’t many people who strive to be the best anymore. Where I’m from we call it badass. Why does any kid want to become a super hero? Because their super hero is badass! Their favorite super hero is the best at something, or at least not easily matched. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to exceed, and that tendency is natural -- it’s why comic books are a successful business.
Modern art is an attempt to remove that want to exceed, because look how well this random person did with their nonsense “art.” I mean, why try to do better when you can drop something on the floor, take a picture of it, and it’s considered “modern art?” Remember the banana duct tapped to a wall? The work of art is titled Comedian, it’s by Maurizio Cattelan, an Italian artist and an absurdist. That’s right, there’s a category of art called Absurdism. The banana duct tapped to a wall sold for $120k.
You have to breed complacency into society to arrive at a point where modern art is considered exceptional. I don’t want to live in a society where modern art is the best anyone can produce. I always say, “It’s not art if I can do it without practice.” I’m not inspired by things that I could do by accident, or on the first try, why should I, or anyone else be? Modern art inspires people to become grifters (con artists). Look at that, another form of art, con jobs.
On the money laundering side, most of the excessively expensive modern art is purchased by government organizations, not private individuals. Is it so hard to believe that the “artist” who made that art might not give a little incentive to the government employee who authorized the purchase? For example, the artist sells their “modern art masterpiece” to some government agency for $1.6 million, then the artist pays for the authorizing government employee and their family to go to Europe for a month on an all expenses paid vacation.
Of course that’s just a hypothetical, but I wouldn’t doubt that these kinds of things go on. We know money laundering happens with a number of other government programs. Like $10 million for gender studies in Pakistan -- where it’s arguably illegal to be gay. Where is that money really going, because I don’t see Pakistanis lining up to hear about 52.5 genders?
Modern art is the best for of con “art” out there.
Probably since the 1950s or so, Western art has become insufferably ugly. Postmodernism, deconstructionism, Dada—not sure the cause, but we need a return to the classical aesthetic ideals of the Renaissance.